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The Emperors name is Neoth

The primarch’s mother is a perpetual named Erda

She was the one to scatter the primarchs when she realised the emperors plans for them

His goal is the forced evolution of mankind, accelerated beyond natural means, the end state being perpetuals


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John Grammaticus goes to visit a Perpetual called Erda, he was supposed to meet Oll there. She tells him how the Perpetuals always saw themselves as the evolution of Humanity. The Emperor was already a warlord at this point, and she knew him as Neoth, although that was just one of many names he’s had and she doesn’t know if he even had a true name. The Emperor was more powerful than the others combined, and he was impatient with the rate of humanities evolution, and as the perpetuals began to stop helping him, he created artificial equivalents in the Primarchs. Erda’s genes were used with the Emperors, so she’s kind of their mother. She eventually turned from the accelerated evolution idea, scattered the Primarchs and fled. She states how she’s surprised he never came after her. 

내용은 대체로 아랫사람이 올린 스포와 거의 동일.

양웹 반응들 보면 대체적으로 영속자 설정이나 카발 및 알파리전의 박쥐 행보 같이 거창하면서 뜬금없는 무리수 설정 도입한 댄 에브넷이 또 뜬금포 무리수 뒀다는 반응이 많더라고.



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Corswain showing up in the Sol system with the remnants of his chunk of the First legion

콜스웨인이 자기 휘하에 있던 제1군단 인원의 잔당들을 이끌고 태양계에 진입

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The most interesting thing is that the book establishes Ollanius Pius as fictional.

Or more accurately he is the result of misremembrances of the actions of several people and the distortions of time and perspective. Oll is part of the myth but he isn't the whole deal.

Which makes sense, consider how much mixing up we used to have of historical people irl or how often you have people claiming several people were the same man (the SEVEN Kings of Rome anyone?) or how that pagan god got turned by medieval frenchmen into a saint and so on.
 
It is a promising start to the book.
4만년대에 알려진 올라니우스 피우스의 전설은 영속자 올라니우스 페르손을 포함해 테라 공성전에 참여한 여러 인물들의 행적들을 이리저리 잡탕으로 짜집기해서 탄생한 허구의 신화에 불과했음.
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The book starts with Sinderman considering suicide (amusingly rationalizing that conion[tion would be a bad idea due to his piss-poor accuracy) only to be interrupted by Dorn, who was there and more or less browbeat him out of the attempt.
 
Sinderman asks if he is afraid, Rogal says that he is unsure and describes how he feels (which Sinderman immediately identifies as fear). Dorn agrees that he is afraid but does so in the most Rogal way possible, being vaguely interested and daunted in a stoic way at the possibility for just a moment before making Sinderman swear that Guilliman will never hear that he admitted it.
 
Its still the same stoic Primarch but with a sort of humor, compassion and, well, humanity that I dont recall seeing for a long time. Its a wonderful start and I'm not even done chapter one. I am hyped to hell.
 
For extra dark humor, Sinderman asks if he considered jumping too and Dorn dryly laments that the tower they are on isnt tall enough to work.
 
The chapter wraps up with Dorn asking him to get off the tower and to go create remembrances of the siege (if only for the hope it creates of their being a future to see them in) before asking him to please use the stairs on his way down (as opposed to jumping).
책의 시작부는 키릴 신더만과 로갈 돈의 짧은 대화.

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